Wall Street’s AI and Infrastructure Trio Set the Tone

October 24, 2025

DENVER, Colo., Oct 24, 2025 (247marketnews.com)- Wall Street is kicking off the session with a surge of deal-driven headlines and a clear theme: AI meets infrastructure. From blockchain-enabled healthcare systems to energy-backed digital expansion, today’s movers are reshaping how industries operate, transact, and connect.

DataVault AI (NASDAQ:DVLT) and Wellgistics Health (NASDAQ:WGRX) are teaming up to bring blockchain into the heart of the $634 billion U.S. prescription drug market. The companies announced plans to integrate PharmacyChain, a manufacturer-to-patient smart contract system, into Wellgistics’ distribution network and AI-powered infrastructure.

The goal: track prescriptions securely from doctor to doorstep while cutting administrative costs and improving patient outcomes.

“PharmacyChain represents a scalable opportunity to drive measurable value for every stakeholder,” said DataVault CEO Nathaniel Bradley, noting that blockchain smart contracts can “align financial incentives with improved patient outcomes.”

For Wellgistics, the partnership builds on the rollout of its HubRx AI platform, which combines predictive AI, clinical safety analytics, and digital routing through a network of 6,500 independent pharmacies nationwide. Interim CEO Prashant Patel emphasized that the integration could “minimize administrative burden and reduce fraud, waste, and abuse” while improving access and compliance.

As generative AI upends traditional advertising, Totaligent (OTCID:TGNT) is stepping in with a unified platform that may redefine how businesses communicate. The company announced it’s preparing the commercial rollout of its Omni-Channel Digital Communications Platform, an enterprise-grade system integrating programmatic ads, social media, email, SMS, and push notifications under one interface.

Built on a GPU-accelerated NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) framework, the platform eliminates the need for plug-ins from Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) or Twilio (NYSE:TWLO). CEO Ted DeFeudis described the shift as moving from “find it on Google to generate it instantly,” signaling the end of keyword-driven ad models.

With digital engagement splintering and AI-native search tools taking hold, Totaligent could emerge as a critical link between AI content generation and enterprise customer outreach.

Actelis Networks (NASDAQ:ASNS) jumped after announcing an order from an Oklahoma telecommunications carrier to enhance broadband access across Osage County and the Ozarks. The deployment will use Actelis’ hybrid fiber-copper amplification technology to deliver fiber-grade speeds at a fraction of the cost and time of traditional rollouts.

“This deployment shows how hybrid fiber-copper tech can deliver immediate improvements while maximizing BEAD program impact,” said CEO Tuvia Barlev, referencing the $42.45 billion federal Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment initiative.

The deal underscores a growing trend, leveraging existing infrastructure for rapid broadband delivery, especially in rural regions awaiting federal grant disbursements.

Vivakor (NASDAQ:VIVK) is making waves after closing a $40 million commodity intermediation credit facility, officially launching its Vivakor Supply & Trading platform. The facility, more than a year in the making, provides liquidity for physical crude transactions and supply chain operations.

CEO James Ballengee said the move “effectively launches Vivakor’s trading platform,” calling it an “accretive step” in scaling logistics and marketing operations. CFO Kimberly Hawley added that the new credit support “strengthens liquidity and provides flexibility” for future expansion.

Bitcoin miner and HPC operator Bitfarms (NASDAQ:BITF) is trading higher after announcing earlier this week that it closed a $588 million convertible note offering due 2031. CEO Ben Gagnon called it a “tremendous success” for the company’s first-ever convertible bond issuance, noting that Bitfarms was able to “upsize the deal while improving on pricing.”

The financing boosts Bitfarms’ balance sheet to over $1 billion in liquidity, positioning the company to accelerate its AI and high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure projects across North America.

Rounding out the digital infrastructure play, TeraWulf (NASDAQ:WULF) remains active after its subsidiary WULF Compute priced a $3.2 billion offering of 7.75% senior secured notes due 2030. Proceeds will finance a major data center expansion at its Lake Mariner campus in New York, a key step in the company’s plan to become a leader in sustainable HPC and AI compute capacity.

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